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Xiaomi Mi Notebook Air 133 2019, Mi Notebook 156 2019 with updated processors launched in China

Xiaomi recently launched the refreshed version of its 12.5-inch display Mi Notebook Air in China and now has updated two more of its offering. The Mi Notebook Air 13.3-inch (2019) and the Mi Notebook 15.6-inch (2019) are the latest laptops to be updated by the company. The laptops are powered by new Intel processors and get updates in many other departments. While the Mi Notebook Air 13.3 (2019) is already available for purchase in China, the Mi Notebook 15.6 (2019) will be available from April 9.  Mi Notebook 15.6 (2019) The Mi Notebook 15.6 (2019) is equipped with a 15.6-inch Full-HD display and runs on the eighth-gen quad-core Intel Core i5 processor. The laptop comes with the discrete Nvidia GeForce MX110 GPU and features 8GB RAM, coupled with 256GB/512GB of SSD. It sports Dolby surround sound and will come pre-installed with Windows Office suite of applications.  The Mi Notebook Air 15.6 (2019) is priced at CNY 4,299 (Rs 44,300 approx). Mi Notebook Air 13.3 (2019) The Mi Notebook Air 13.3 (2019) is powered by an eighth generation Intel Core i5 processor and is equipped with a 13.3-inch display. The laptop features a discrete GPU, the Nvidia MX250, and comes with 8GB RAM, which is coupled with 256GB of SSD. In terms of connectivity, it features one USB 3.0 port, one USB Type-C port, one HDMI port, and a 3.5 mm audio jack. The laptop weighs 1.3kg, and the company says it comes with a metal fan that aids in cooling, and sports Dolby surround sound technology that is tuned by AKG. The Mi Notebook Air 13.3 (2019) is priced at CNY 5,399 (Rs 55,600 approx).

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